Database of Publicly Accused

Worked as a teacher in Tacoma and Yakima, WA as well as in the Diocese of Fairbanks, AK. One pending claim against Saalfeld is shown in bankruptcy reorganization documents for the Fairbanks diocese 1/25/2010. By 2/2016 the Fairbanks diocese's list noted there were two reports of abuse by Saalfeld. Included on the Jesuits West Province list 12/15/2018. It notes claims in 2009 of abuse 1974-1978. Assigned during that time to Our Lady of the Snows in Nulato, AK. Died 03/05/1978.

Accused of abuse of a young brother and sister in early 1960s. Also a suspect in the rape and murder of a young girl but never charged. He did pass a polygraph. Died 1999. Named in 2006 civil suit. Suit dismissed by lower court and dismissal upheld by 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals 11/07.

Sabas was accused of having sexually abused at least one 14-year-old boy during the summer of 1964. Sabas's alleged victim reported the abuse to the Diocese in 1974, during Bishop Joseph McShea's tenure. When Sabas's accuser discovered in 1989 that the priest was still assigned to parish work, he sued Sabas and the Allentown diocese; the case was settled out of court for $40,000 in 1991. The Diocese reportedly had assured the man several times that he was only victim. Sabas was shown as still active in the 1993 Catholic Directory. He died in 1996. Named in the 8/14/2018 PA Grand Jury Report. Included on the Allentown diocese's 8/19/2018 list of credibly accused.

A Lewiston family told the bishop and police in 1958 that Sabatino had sexually abused their 6-year-old daughter. The bishop transferred him to St. Peter's parish. At least 13 women had come forward as of 2005 to allege that Sabatino abused them as children, at ages ranging from 6-17. During much of his time at St. Peter's, Sabatino was supervised by another priest, Joseph Romani, who has also been accused of abuse. Sabatino died in 1990. A woman filed suit in 12/2022 against the Diocese, claiming Sabatino sexually abused her beginning when she was age 7 in 1964. She said the priest would play hide-and-seek with her and other girls in the church basement, pick one girl to hide with, then sexually abuse that child. In 3/2023 six women filed lawsuits claiming abuse by Sabatino as girls, ages 5-11, during 1958-1967. Reportedly in 9/2026, at least a dozedn of Sabatino's victims were included in recent settlements. 

Named publicly as accused by the Brooklyn diocese on its list 4/15/2024 (with an erroneous ordination date). Restrictions noted to have been placed 6/1/2020.

Accused in a 2005 lawsuit of molesting a 12-year-old girl in 1964, while assigned to Our Lady of Good Counsel. Sabog denied the allegations. Died 5/22/2017.

Placed on leave and then "retired" in 5/02, after allegations he abused a teenager in the 1960s. Faculties removed. Named in one of two multimillion dollar suits filed against the diocese in 4/03, with claims he abused an altar boy in the 1970s. Accused in a lawsuit filed in 8/19 of abuse 1973-75 of a boy ages 12-14. The boy attended St. John of God in Central Islip. Included on the diocese's list in 3/21, which notes alleged abuse at parishes in Hicksville, Greenlawn and Central Islip, among other places.

Monsignor. Pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Bethlehem Township when suspended in 9/18 due to an allegation that he sexually abused a student of Holy Name High School in Reading. Sacks was VP there 1965-68 and principal 1974-79. He denied the allegation, calling it a "case of mistaken identity." Reinstated within several weeks, after his accuser said the allegation "was made in error."

Ordained for the permanent diaconate in 1977. Assigned in Coventry and Hope Valley. On Leave of Absence 1983-1985. Arrested at a motel in MA in 7/2001 after arranging over the internet to meet someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl, but was instead an undercover MA State Trooper. Sadowski wanted sex and to take pornographic photos of the girl. He also sent nude photos of himself. The Diocese immediately placed him on leave. RI State Police searched Sadowski's home the same month, after which he was arrested for possession of child pornography. In 1/2002 he pleaded guilty to the MA charges and was sentenced to two years in prison and five years' probation. Arrested in RI in 12/2009, again for internet solicitation and child pornography. In 5/2002 he pleaded no contest to the RI charges and was sentenced to five years in prison, with two years to serve concurrently with the MA sentence and three of the years suspended. Convicted in 7/2010 in VA. Sentenced to 17 years in prison. Case referred to the Vatican. Included on the Diocese's list 7/1/2019. Released from prison in 3/2022 and returned from VA to RI. Pleaded no contest again in 9/2022 in MA for child pornography possession. Received a five-year sentence, suspended with probation. Sadowski was living in 6/2025 in Warwick, RI. Included in the 3/4/2026 RI Attorney General's Report. 

Suspended in 11/2018, over six months after the Diocese received an allegation that Sajdak had sexually abused a boy. The abuse allegedly occurred over a 10-year period, beginning when the boy was age 13 or 14. Per the Diocese, Sajdak's accuser is two and a half years younger than the priest and the "conduct" ended 15 years prior to his ordination. On recommendation of the Review Board 12/20/2018, Sajdak was returned to active ministry.

Named publicly as accused by the Diocese on its list 2/13/2019. Removed from ministry.

Salamone was the subject in 11/2017 of a settlement offer from the Diocese's Independent Reconciliation and Compensation Program (IRCP), to a man who had contacted the Diocese in 1994 alleging Salamone sexually abused him at ages 14 and 15 in the early 1980s. Included on the Diocese's list in 2/2019, which notes that Salamone was permanently removed from ministry 4/2/2002.

Removed from St. Bernadette's in Bellevue 12/2011 after an allegation that he sexually abused a boy 1991-1994, beginning when the boy was 11 and Salanitro was assigned to Holy Cross in Omaha. He denied the allegations and took voluntary leave. The matter was reported to the District Attorney's office and police. The Archdiocese's review board found the allegation credible and referred the case to the Vatican. A canonical trial was ordered in Omaha. Salanitro was laicized, as announced 11/22/2013. Included on the Archdiocese's list 11/30/2018, which notes reports in 2011 and 2012 of abuse 1990-1994. There are three known victims. Per the NE A.G.'s 11/2021 report, Salanitro's victims were ages 11-16.

Named publicly as accused by the Archdiocese on its list updated 12/6/2018, which notes a report in 2016 of incidents in about 1967. Salazar died in 1972.

Prior to his priesthood, taught at St. Albert the Great School in Compton. Assigned after ordination to several parishes. Named archdiocesan Vice-Chancellor in 2003. Elevated to Auxiliary Bishop in 2004. Per news in 12/2018, Bishop Salazar was investigated by law enforcement in 2002 for an allegation of sexual misconduct with a minor in the 1990s, while assigned to Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Pasadena. Police recommended the District Attorney's office prosecute, but it did not. Salazar denied wrongdoing. The Archdiocese said it didn't learn of the allegation until 2005. The Vatican reportedly investigated and allowed to Salazar to remain in ministry with precautionary measures. The archdiocesan Clergy Misconduct Oversight Board reviewed the case and deemed the allegation credible. Pope Francis accepted Salazar's resignation 12/19/2018. Criminally charged 2/18/2021. In a plea agreement, pleaded no contest 8/21/2023 to two counts of lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 years of age. Received no jail time. Allowed to live at St. Mary Magdalen Parish, without faculties to minister. Registered sex offender.

Accused in a 1986 lawsuit of the sexual abuse of a boy. Convicted 1987 of molesting two boys in Los Angeles. Sentenced to six years in prison; served four. Banned for life from the Los Angeles archdiocese. Sent to the Servants of the Paracletes treatment facility in Jemez Springs, NM after his release from prison. Invited while at the facility in late 1990 by Amarillo TX Bishop Matthiesen to work in his diocese; assigned to a parish in 7/1991. Removed from ministry in the diocese in 2002 after a reporter found that he was active there. Sent to Canada for treatment. Arrested in 2002, charged with the abuse of two boys in CA in the 1980s. Charges dropped in 2003 after a U.S. Supreme Court Ruling regarding the statute of limitations. Charged in 2003 with the sexual assault of an 18-year-old in Dallas. Convicted 7/1/2005. Received a life sentence. Laicization announced in 2/2005. A new trial was ordered in 9/2011. Accepted a plea bargain in 2013; released for time served. At least 9 claims were settled in CA and TX 2007-2008. CA personnel file released in 1/2013. Pleaded guilty on 12/30/2013 to more charges in TX; sentenced to 10 years. Included on the Amarillo diocese's list 1/31/2019.

Accused of abusing a 15-year-old boy in the mid-1980s in Ferris, TX. The boy's mother suspected abuse at the time and told diocesan officials. The boy wouldn't cooperate, so no action. In 1998, the then young adult alleged victim came forward to the diocese. His brother said Saldana would show altar boys sexually explicit films in his rectory bedroom, while lying on his bed in a robe or underwear. Saldana left his parish in Bonham, saying he was going to a clinic for treatment of medical problems. The Diocese later admitted that he was in a treatment center for sexually abusive priests in St. Louis, but that he still retained all his priestly faculties. Worked the Dioceses of Dallas, Ft. Worth and Tyler. Was also a military chaplain. On the Dallas Diocese's list 1/31/2019. Laicization pending. Included in 4/2019 on the Tyler Diocese's list.

Placed on leave in 11/2007 by the Baltimore archdiocese after an allegation surfaced that he had sexually abused a teenage boy in Brooklyn in the 1970s. At the time of the alleged abuse, Salerno was a lay member (brother) of the Pallotine order. Salerno neither admitted nor denied the allegation at the time. The Order announced in 12/2008 that Salerno had since admitted that he molested a 13-year-old boy in the late 1970s. His privileges were permanently removed. Included on the Baltimore archdiocese's list 9/5/2019. Died 9/28/2021. Mentioned in the 4/5/2023 MD Attorney General's Report.

From Spain. First Augustinian Father to come to the U.S. Worked in Nebraska 1917-1948. Accused of the sexual abuse of a minor 1958-1960 at Cristo Rey in the Los Angeles archdiocese. Died 11/18/1972. Personnel file released 09/09/2013.

In 1976 Salinas was the Phoenix diocese's director of Cursillos. He was accused in a lawsuit in 2006 of sexually abusing a 9-year-old boy in 1988 at St. Timothy Parish. A lawsuit filed in 12/2021 claims that Salinas sexually abused a 10-year-old girl in 1976 at Queen of Peace Parish in Mesa. He died 3/26/1997.

Worked many years in the Galveston-Houston archdiocese. Long-time TX Southern University Newman center chaplain. Taught at St. Tomas University, Alderian psychologist. Also worked in Washington DC and Mobile AL. Convicted twice on child sex charges. Pleaded no contest in 1979 to indecency with a child in Houston, TX, given three years probation. Kept in ministry. Surrendered to police in DC in 4/1993 after allegations that in 1/1993 he had sex with a boy he was tutoring. Sentenced to one year prison, suspended, and one year probation. Removed from ministry. Had also been accused in AL. Returned after 1993 to his native Bar Harbor, ME. On the Washington DC archdiocese's list 10/15/2018. On Galveston Houston's list 1/31/2019.

Arrested 11/17/06 after amyear-long investigation of Saloy's activity in internet chat rooms. The investigation began when the arrest of a porn dealer revealed that Saloy was a customer. Pled guilty on 11/30/06 to possessing over 600 images of child pornography on his rectory computer. Sentenced to 3 1/2 years in federal prison 5/1/08.

Accused in a lawsuit filed on 11/17/2021 of sexually abusing boy, age 14, in 1993-1994, while assigned to Delbarton School. The boy was a Delbarton student. Salus taught religion at the school while assisting at area parishes on the weekends. He was later pastor for many years at Mt. Carmel in Cedar Knolls. In 11/2021 he reportedly remained active at St. Mary's Abbey in Morristown, and as chaplain at Newton Medical Center and for the Filippini Sisters at Villa Walsh. Reportedly in 8/2025 Salus was living in the monastery on Delbarton School's campus, said to be "overseen by Abbey leadership and the Abbey's Safe Environment policies."

Placed on leave in 5/2003 after he was accused, along with another friar, of abusing a boy, ages 9-13, at St. Jude in New Lenox 1974-1978. The two Franciscans were said to have forced the boy into oral and group sex, drink alcohol and smoke marijuana. Salwach was a Franciscan brother and teacher at the time of the abuse. After his accuser filed suit in 2004, Salwich was sent for evaluation, where he admitted to fondling the boy and "a number of [other] minors" in the 1970s. The lawsuit settled. Per the Franciscans in 2005, "There is no reason to suspect Jeffrey to be a risk for offending minors." After ordination Salwach worked in Quincy IL, Galena AK, Parma and Cleveland OH, Joliet IL, San Antonio TX and Ruston LA. Still shown as an active priest per Catholic Times 5/10/2009. Reportedly in 11/2011, Salwach had recently been assigned to work at LaVerna Friary in a residential neighborhood in St. Louis, MO. Dismissed from the Order in 4/2016. Remains a priest in 5/2023. Included in the IL Attorney General's 5/23/2023 report. On the Franciscans' Our Lady of Guadalupe Province list of credibly accused as of 1/2024. (Member of the Sacred Heart Province.) Noted to have left the Province and Order 4/9/2016.

Named publicly as accused by the Crosier Order on its list 12/6/2023. Worked in IN, MN, ND. Died 5/11/1999. Allegation noted to have been received after Salzbrunn's death. No information as to when or where the alleged abuse occured.

Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 12/3/18. Noted to have had one allegation against him, after his death. Longtime pastor of St. Patrick's on Tipperary Hill. Monsignor. Per obit, was a founding member of the City-Couonty Youth Board, Director of the CYO and found of the CYO Basketball League. Also, Director for Lourdes Camp and Diocesan Athletic Director for Bishop Ludden Junior/Senior High School, Christian Brothers Academy, and Bishop Grimes Junior/Senior High. Retired 1995. Died 7/10/07.

Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 1/17/19. Multiple substantiated allegations of abuse, occurring in the 1960s. Worked in Malta 1952-60, incardinated in 1960 into Diocese of Amarillo TX. Moved to the Green Bay diocese in 1979, where he was incardinated in 1988; ministry restricted at some point. Moved to Malta in retirement. Green Bay sent Malta "multiple cautions." Died 9/29/17.

Ordained for Diocese of Gallup NM. The Diocese aided Sanchez in becoming an US citizen. Named as an abuser in court pleadings filed in 6/2012. More than one accuser. Worked in one parish, Madre de Dios in Winslow, before teaching in a diocesan seminary program in Gallup and then becoming an Air Force chaplain. Gallup Chancellor 1979-11/1986. Shown in the Catholic Directory as absent in 2012; apparently living in Mexico. Sued in 9/2012 and 4/2013, along with Clement Hageman, with claims of abuse in the 1970s in Winslow, AZ. Named in a new suit in 6/2013. Included on the Gallup diocese's list of credibly accused. The list in 9/2025 shows Sanchez as laicized. Included in 8/2021 on the Diocese of Fresno's list. Sanchez worked in the diocese as a chaplain at Edwards Air Force Base 1998-2001. The Diocese was accused of helping him flee to his native México. 

Monsignor. Ordained in Spain. Working in the Los Angeles archdiocese in 1971; incardinated in 1976. Sued in 2003. Accused of abuse of a minor 1978-1981, per the 2004 Archdiocesan Report. The Archdiocese investigated and determined that evidence did not support the charges. Sanchez consistently denied the allegations. Retired and returned to Spain in 2000. Claim included in a 7/2007 massive $660M settlement by the Archdiocese.

Appointed Archbishop of Santa Fe in 1974, Sanchez was later accused of having sexual intercourse with at least 11 women over period of many years. Some of the women were teenagers. One claimed to have been paid $25K after Sanchez allegedly raped her in 1973. Sanchez also had extensive knowledge of the sexual abuse by priests in the Archdiocese and rarely did anything to punish or remove them. He resigned in 1993 and lived in Minnesota. He died 1/20/2012.

Pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Belle Chasse when placed on leave in 2004. Two men had come forward to allege that Sanders abused them on a trip to Biloxi Mississippi in 1993, when they were age 16. Placed on permanent leave in 4/2005. The Vatican ordered an administrative hearing for Sanders. Sanders was not technically charged with abuse of a minor because church law at the time defined minors as those under 16. Became an attorney. Arrested in 2014 for heroin possession; charges dropped when he agreed to enter a drug abuse diversion program. Included on the archdiocese's list 11/2/2018. Surrendered his law license in 2021 after he was discovered to have lied on his bar exam applications regarding his past.

Accused in a lawsuit[s] between 2020-2022 of the sexual abuse of minor[s]. Died by suicide in 1979, at age 45. Per his obituary, Sandholdt had been an assistant at St. Francis of Assisi in East Palo Alto for five years, was involved with the charismatic movement and worked with teenagers. Prior to his priesthood, he was a teacher at John Muir and Encinal High Schools in Alameda.

Named publicly as accused by the Marianist Order on its list 6/24/2020. Professed vows as a brother in 1944, Province of Cincinnati. Worked in CA, OH and HI. Withdrew from the Order in 1959. Died in 2009.

Named publicly as credibly accused by the Brownsville diocese on its list 1/31/2019. It notes his removal from ministry in the diocese in 1986, and an allegation "fully disclosed to receiving bishop in Ciudad Victoria." Deceased, date unknown. Reportedly in 1985, Sandoval pleaded guilty to gun smuggling for helping two Mexican men who wanted to buy guns in the United States. He was sentenced to two years' probation and a $525 fine.

Ordained for the Trappists. Incardinated 1973 into the Manchester diocese. Accused in a 5/28/2003 attorney's letter of sexual abuse at St. Bernard's in Keene in 1966-1969. Age of the complainant at the time of the abuse is unknown. Sands was murdered 5/11/1979 when he tried to negotiate a hostage situation in the rectory of St. Rose of Lima in Littleton, NH. He was taken hostage and killed by a couple who then shot and killed themselves.

Left the order in 1997. Accused of abuse of five boys 1955-1969, per the 2004 Archdiocesan report. Two civil suits in 12/2003 alleging abuse 1967-1969. Accusations involved children at Maryvale, which was a Catholic orphanage in Rosemead. Later went on to work at La Salle High School in Pasadena and other Catholic schools in Hayward and New Orleans. Accused in 2003 of abuse at Rancho San Antonio in Chatsworth in the 1960s. Settlement with two men in 2007. Personnel file released in 2013. Died in 3/2021.

First named publicly as accused in the 8/14/18 PA Grand Jury Report. Included on the Greensburg diocese's list of credibly accused. Died in 1992. Report to diocese in 2002 that in the early 1960s Sanesi repeatedly sexually abused a boy who was a student at St. Joseph's Minor Seminary. Another former St. Joseph's minor seminarian alleged in 2013 that Sanesi sexually abused him 1962-1963.

Professed vows in 1951 as a Marianist brother, St. Louis Province. Worked in TX and MO. Died in 1987. Included on the Marianists' 6/24/2020 list of accused.

Name included on the diocese's list 3/22/2019 of clergy on whose behalf settlements were paid related to allegations of the sexual abuse of minors. The allegations against Sansonetti were not determined to be credible. Per a 2019 report commissioned by the diocese, Sansonetti was accused of sexually abusing a 12-year-old boy in 1976-1977. He went on leave in 1984 and requested laicization in 1987.

Named publicly as accused in the 3/4/2026 RI Attorney General's Report, which notes allegations that Santagata sexually abused two children in the 1960s. In 3/1995 a woman reported that Santagata and the parish's music minister sexually abused her for years as a child at St. Mary's in Cranston. The woman said that the men would grope her and say explicit things to her. Another woman alleged in 3/2024 that Santagata sexually abused her at St. Mary's when she was between ages 12 and 14 between 1961 and 1963. Santagata died in 1967.

Civil suit filed in 1998; dismissed. Removed in 2002. Accused of the sexual abuse of a boy, ages 12-17, in the 1970s. Police investigated in 2002. Per the Los Angeles Archdiocese's 2004 report, there were two accusers 1977-1985. In active ministry in Bolivia from 1998. Deceased, per the Archdiocese's list in 12/2021.

Placed on leave in 2/2022 due to an allegation of the sexual abuse of a minor in 1979 or 1980. Santilli had been pastor of St. Philip in Greenville since 2010 when suspended. Per the Diocese, it received an allegation on 12/29/2021 against a priest currently active in the diocese, without naming him. State police investigated and interviewed the alleged victim, who named Santilli, then informed the Diocese 2/2/2022. The Diocese had received reports of the sexual abuse of minors by Santilli twice before: in 2012 a man alleged abuse as a young altar in the early 1980s, and said Santilli also molested his brother, who died by suicide in 1997; in 2014 a man alleged abused by Santilli as an altar boy, age 10, in 1980 at Our Lady of Lourdes in Providence. The Diocesan Review Board determined that both the 2012 and 2014 allegations lacked credibility, and Santilli was kept in ministry. The man who came forward in 2014 unsuccessfully filed suit in 5/2022. Included as of 2/2026 on the Diocese's list of credibly accused. Included in the 3/4/2026 RI Attorney General's Report, which notes allegations of the sexual abuse against Santilli of at least three altar boys, ages 7-12, occurring in the early 1980s. Santilli's modus operandi is said to have been to place boys in his lap, tickle them, touch their genitals over and under their clothes, and rub his genitals against them. The cases could not be prosecuted because of the statute of limitations. Santilli was a member of the Diocesan Review Board 2009-2012. In 3/2026 he remains suspended.

Left the active priesthood in 1992 to care for his parents. Criminally charged in 5/1997 with molesting a 13-year-old boy in 1987. Was employed as an office worker at the time of his arrest at a parish in the Albany, NY diocese. Pleaded guilty in 1999. There are three additional known victims. Sentenced to ten years. Died of cancer in prison in 2000. Three claims were included in a 1/2003 diocesan settlement involving abuse by five priests. Accused in a lawsuit in 12/2020 of grooming then sexually abusing a boy when the boy was in elementary and high school. Santillo allegedly began to ply the boy with alcohol then molest him when he was a teen in 1983, in the the rectory of St. Mary's in Perth Amboy and during a trip to Disney World.

Teacher; school principal; superintendent of schools in Bernanlillo NM. Retired in 1981. Ordained for the permanent diaconate in 1987. Assigned to Our Lady of Sorrows in Bernalillo Parish until 1996. Accused in a proof of claim form filed in 5/2019 of sexually abusing a girl, ages 3-5, from 1983 to 1985, and again when she was ages 7-9, 1987 through 1989. Santistevan often babysat the girl. The claimant said that Santistevan did not have access to her between 1985 and 1987 because she was then living with her mother in another town. The abuse allegedly resumed after she moved back to Bernalillo to live with her father. She suspects that her sister was also abused. Further, she said that in 2011 a man told her that Sanstistevan abused him when he was young; the man died by suicide in 2013. Santistevan died in 2016.

Given name Charles Edward Santo. Worked in a number of dioceses and archdioceses including Chicago, Winona, Lansing, Miami, Los Angeles. Assignments included parishes, schools, and prison ministry. Left the order in 1988. Incardinated into the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, reportedly transferred to Los Angeles after a short time. Died 5/3/2008 in Canada. Named publicly as accused by the Springfield-Cape Girardeau diocese on its list updated 4/1/2019 (with a wrong death date). Alleged abuse in the 1960s reported in 2018.

Worked in hospitals in Chicago, New York, and Montreal Canada 1950-1969. Served as her order's provincial office secretary treasurer 1969-2001. Retired in 2001 or 2002. Died 9/7/2005. Very limited personnel file released in 7/2013. Reportedly she and others were accused in civil lawsuits of molesting children while working within the Los Angeles archdiocese.

In 2005 a woman reported to the archdiocese that Santry sexually abused her in the late 1960s, when she was a 16-year-old Our Lady of Loreto parishioner in South Philadelphia. Santry admitted to the abuse. The woman said she was also molested during that time at the same parish by Rev. Joseph DiGregorio. Santry told investigators in 2005 that he recalled that the girl had spent time in the rectory with DiGregorio and that he thought there was something like "fondling" going on. Santry had voluntarily left the priesthood in 1971. His laicization by the Vatican was announced 2006. Santry's name was included in the Philadelphia Grand Jury Report II, released 2/10/11.

From Spain. Founded an orphanage in Mexico, near Yuma. Arrived in the Tucson diocese in 1980. Incardinated in 1994. Placed on leave in 10/2002 after a boy, age 15, said he had been molested in 8/2002. Another victim came forward later to say he was molested at age 11 during confession in 1982. Sanz was arrested in 2/2003 on two counts of sexual abuse of a child. Pleaded no contest. Sentenced in 10/2003 to five years in prison. A civil suit was filed in 1/2004 by the victim in criminal charges. Included on the Diocese's list of credibly accused. Removed from the priesthood in 2010.

Worked in NY, FL LA. Died in 1969. Named publicly as accused in 3/2020 by the Salesian order on its list of credibly accused. No details given as to when or where the abuse took place, or number of victims. (Placing him in the NY archdiocese for now, where the Salesians' Eastern Province is based.)

Retired and living in a residence for priests in Depew when suspended in 9/2018 after the Diocese received an allegation they he sexually abused a 12-year-old girl in the late 1960s, while assigned to Coronation of the BVM in Buffalo. Sardina denied the allegation. He did admit to having been sent to counseling over 10 years previously due to "consensual" sex he had with women. He was allowed to return to active ministry in 3/19 after the Diocesan Review Board deemed the allegation unsubstantiated. A lawsuit was filed under the Child Victims Act in 2019. In 9/2022 the Diocese was investigating a second claim against Sardina. He died 4/30/2025.

Named publicly as credibly accused by the archdiocese on its list 4/26/19. It notes he was removed from ministry, and laicized.

Credible allegation of abuse, stemming from the early 1980s while working in Papua New Guinea. Diocese said it learned of this in 1997; removed from ministry 1998. Name first released by Bishop Saltarelli 11/16/2006 on list of abusive priests. Living in a monitored religious community in Maryland. As of 11/2009 the Diocese was paying his pension and health benefits and $4,000/mo for assisted living expenses. Personnel file released in 2/2012. The bishop said the Diocese applied for laicization in 2009, but the Vatican did not approve. Sarro was criminally charged in 1/2018 with fondling and raping a girl under age 16 in the early 1990s, when he was pastor of St. Helena in Bellefonte. Sarro stated it "happened by accident." Pleaded not guilty 2/9/2018. Died 7/23/2018, six months before scheduled trial.

Accused in 1993 (year of ordination) of "credible allegations of misconduct involving a minor [boy]." Placed on administrative leave 1993 (after 4 months on job) through 2003. Laicized at his request 9/16/04. Taught in several prestigious schools between 1993 and 2004. Named in a lawsuit filed 2/14/11. Name included on secret 1994 memo from Wm. Lynn to Msgr. James Molloy (released 2/27/12) regarding priests in secret archives who were guilty of sexual misconduct with a minor.

Accused of abuse of a minor in 1961-1962 at Cantwell High School in Montebello, per the Los Angeles Archdiocesan report addendum in 2005. Named in one civil suit.

Joined the Irish Christian Brothers in 1925. Taught at Boys Central Catholic High School in Butte MT 1938-1944 and was the school's football and basketball coach. Also taught at the order's schools in NYC, Chicago IL, Seattle WA, Vancouver BC, and Montebello CA. Died in Montebello 6/10/1975. Included on the order's list of former and deceased brothers with at least two claims of sexual abuse against them, as required by its bankruptcy settlement in 2014. No details provided as to when and where the alleged abuse occurred. (Placing Satterthwaite in the Archdiocese of Newark, where the Irish Christian Brothers' North American Province is based.)

Died 7/4/2007 at age 92. At about the same time, the Archdiocese revealed that Saunders had been accused of the abuse of several girls at Temple Hill and in Norway IA, during 1959-1973. At least one claim was included in a 3/2008 $4.7M settlement with Archdiocese involving abuse by 9 priests.

Newly identified as abuser in the Chicago Archdiocesan Report 3/20/2006. Forced to resign from an Illinois parish in 1936 for sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy. Accused in 2002 and 2003 of having sexually abused numerous WI children, both boys and girls, in the 1950s. His victims were said to have been between the ages of 8 and 16. Shown as absent with leave from 1938-1960 and retired as of 1960. Died in 6/1974. Included in the 5/23/2023 IL Attorney General's Report, which notes 7 "reported survivors."

Named publicly as accused by the Diocese of Great Falls-Billings on its list 8/21/2018. Included on the Jesuits West list 12/7/2018. Died 9/15/1965.

Died 6/8/1966. Named publicly as credibly accused by the Diocese on its list 8/22/2019, noting it first received an  allegation against Savary of abuse in 1996.

Removed in 2002 from the presidency of Crespi Carmelite High School in Encino CA after allegations of abuse of two brothers in 1979, and abuse of others in the 1970s. Police were notified. He acknowledged some incidents and that he had sought therapy. Also accused of abusing five high school boys in Louisville, KY 1966-1973. Named in a civil suit. Separated from the Carmelite Order in 2005. Claims by seven individuals included in $10M settlement 10/2006 with the Order and L.A. Archdiocese. On the Louisville archdiocese's list in 2/2019. Included on the Carmelites' list in 11/2020.

Mobile archdiocesan VAC was contacted apparently in late 2013 by a man alleging that Savoie had engaged in 'inappropriate sexual conduct' with him as a boy aged 16-18 in about 2005 at St. Lawrence church in Fairhope. Archdiocesan lawyer contacted the county D.A. in 12/2013 and 1/2014. D.A. did not investigate because at age 16, the accuser was beyond the AL age of consent. Archdiocese did not place Savoie on leave, and it is not known whether AL child protection officials were notified. The archdiocese reportedly investigated by 2/16/2014, when Savoie announced to parishioners: he had been accused, he 'adamantly denied' the allegation, and as the archdiocese 'has determined that there is no evidence to support the accusation,' he 'will remain serving as pastor of St Pius X,' where the principal of the grammar school reports to him. In Savoie's 9/30/2014 deposition in a case accusing him of ignoring bullying complaints at the school, he stated that the Fairhope boy was working part-time at St. Lawrence.

Included on list of priests with credible allegations as released by the San Diego diocese 3/30/2007. Transferred to the San Bernardino diocese in 1984. Removed from active priesthood in 10/1988 without privileges and sent to the Servants of the Paraclete treatment center. Resigned in 8/1990 because of problems in his "past life." Died 7/19/2004. Personnel file released 10/24/2010.

Educator in schools across the U.S. Was IT director for Holy Cross HS in Waterbury, living at St. John Vianney in West Hartford when another clergy member reported to police he saw images of naked children on Sawyer's computer. The Order moved Sawyer to upstate NY when the police investigation started. Arrested in 4/2016, charged with possession of child pornography. Sawyer may have downloaded thousands of photos of naked children, mostly pre-teen males. Per the MO State Highway Patrol sex offender registry in 6/2025, Sawyer was living at the Vianney Renewal Center in Dittmer.

Sax was archdiocesan director of priest personnel 1991-1999. Monsignor. Placed on leave in 2000 after an allegation. Admitted that he molested an altar boy on numerous occasions 1980-1985 at St. Peter's in Reserve, beginning when the boy was age 10. A lawsuit was filed in 5/2001 but it was not served until 2002. Included on the archdiocese's list 11/2/2018, which notes that Sax was removed from ministry in 2004.

Named publicly by the Archdiocese on its list in 10/2021, which notes reports in 2018 and 2020 of sexual abuse, with multiple victims, occurring 1949-1958. Saxon died in 1971. Per the NE Attorney General's report, there are four known victims, all boys, ages 13-17.

Educated overseas. Ordained for the Fargo diocese. Removed in 8/1998 after a complaint of sex abuse. Reportedly admitted to abusing three boys. Fled to the Philippines in 12/1998. Charged in 12/2002 in the U.S. with sexually abusing a boy 1995-1997 and another 1995-1998. Efforts to extradite Sayasaya to the U.S. for prosecution were initially unsuccessful. Laicization announced 12/2005. A Philippine Court of Appeals ordered him extradited to the U.S. in 4/2012. Arrested in Calamba City, Laguna province 11/19/2017; extradited in 12/2017. Pleaded not guilty 2/16/2018. Pleaded guilty to two counts 5/17/2018. Sentenced 10/1/2018 to 20 years in prison and required to register as a sex offender. Given credit for 360 days already spent. Included on the Fargo diocese's 1/2/2020 list of those with substantiated allegations against them. 

Pastor 1980-2002 of St. Joseph's in Homewood IL. Retired to Naples FL. Died 12/11/2014. In 9/2026 Sayers was named in a $5.4M settlement with nine people alleging sexual abuse as children, ages 6-14, by eight priests.

Named publicly as credibly accused by the Diocese on its list 7/1/2019. Removed from ministry 1/1/1994. Died 7/12/2017. Included in the 3/4/2026 RI Attorney General's Report, which shows Scagnelli to be the subject of allegations of the sexual abuse of six boys and two young men 1977-1994. He also allegedly groomed a teenage boy in 2000. The alleged abuse included forced oral sex and rape. One man reported that in 1979 or 1980 he told a friend that Scagnelli had abused him. His friend told his father, who brought the alleged victim and his mother and aunt to the rectory, where they confronted Scagnelli. He said another priest was present. The friend's father threatened to go to the bishop if Scagnelli wasn't gone in 30 days. The alleged victim said his family was forced to move away after they were threatened with excommunication for reporting Scagnelli. Per the Diocese, the first complaint was received in 1993. Scagnelli was sent in 1994 to the Institute of Living in Hartford CT for a psychiatric evaluation. Despite his suspension in 1994, the Diocese was notified multiple times 2000-2004 that Scagnelli was saying mass in MA. The Diocese contacted the Vatican in 2004, requesting  Scagnelli's laicization; it did not send further documentation when requested by the Vatican in 2005. The Vatican contacted the Diocese in 2013 requesting the documents. Some were sent. The process was ended in 2016 because Scagnelli was terminally ill. None of the cases could be prosecuted, due to the statute of limitations. Per the A.G., one of them could have been prosecuted had the Diocese reported his allegations to law enforcement. The accuser in that case received a settlement in 2005.

Chaplain of St. Joseph Hospital in Lancaster 1977-1986. Pastor of St. Columba in Bloomsburg 1989-1994. Name included on diocese's list released 8/1/18, noted to have two allegations of the sexual abuse of children against him. Died in 10/18 in FL.

Accused in 2006 of sexually abusing a minor at St. Michael's in Gastonia, NC 1977-1978. Removed from ministry. Denied the allegation. Died in 2008. Named publicly as accused on 2/14/2019 by the Diocese of Richmond after it received information from the Diocese of Charlotte. Charlotte's Review Board found credible an allegation against Scales. He had assignments in both dioceses. Included on the Raleigh diocese's list updated 10/22/2019, noting abuse occurring outside of the diocese in 1966, reported in 2019. Included on the Charlotte diocese's list 12/29/2019.

As early as 1987 a church official noted in Scanlan's personnel file that "he fools around with kids." Accused of raping a 12-year-old girl 1996-1997. Sent for residential treatment. Assigned to prison ministry; reassigned to parish work. Moved to California in 1998 to work in a V.A. hospital in Menlo Park. Investigated by Feds because of statements made by the Military Vicariate. Per the 8/2011 Boston archdiocese list of accused, the Review Board found the accusations unsubstantiated. Scanlan retired on permanent disability with no restrictions. He died 4/26/2013. Accused in a lawsuit settled in 2025 of sexually abusing a boy, age 16, in 1986 at the Pilgrim Center for troubled boys in Braintree MA.

Took the name Theophane Scanlan upon ordination. Longtime president of Franciscan University of Steubenville. Leader in the Charismatic Renewal movement. Died in 2017. Accused in a lawsuit filed in 2020 of sexually abusing a boy, age 9, in 1978. The abuse allegedly occurred at a People of Hope (Charismatic community) gathering at St. Antoninus Parish in Newark, NJ, and on multiple other occasions when Scanlan would visit the NJ parish. The boy and his mother and brothers were living in the parish rectory. Scanlan has also been accused of covering up for credibly accused priest Samuel Tiesi, T.O.R.

Accused in a lawsuit filed sometime between 2020-2022 of sexually abusing an altar boy at St. Andrew's in Oakland in about 1959-1964. The abuse allegedly included forced oral sex and sodomy and occurred numerous times. News accounts in 2022 refer to Scanlon as John Francis; per past news articles and the Official Catholic Directory, his name was Francis Joseph. The 1960 Directory shows him as Absent on Leave, after which he was transferred to a Mill Valley parish. Scanlon died in 1980.

Monsignor. Parish priest, pastor of a number of parishes, high school teacher and principal, superintendent of MS Catholic schools university chaplain. Accused in a 10/2019 lawsuit of molesting a 12-year-old boy in 1984-1985 at Sacred Heart Church in Hattiesburg. Scanlon died in 1995. The suit was dismissed due to the statute of limitations. The plaintiff appealed to the MS Supreme Court, which overturned the lower court's ruling in 6/2021, sending it back to the county.

Named publicly as credibly accused by the Jesuits Northeast Province on its list 1/15/2019. It notes allegations received in 1994 of abuse of minors 1985-1994. Scanlon admitted to the abuse. "Restricted" in 1994, "impeded" in 2011.

At least one claim naming Scanlon was included in the Diocese's 11/2008 $4.5M settlement with 59 plaintiffs. Died in 1967.

Given name Joseph Edward Scarry. Entered the order in 1965, made final vows in 1970. Named publicly as accused by the Capuchin Province of Mid-America on its list 3/1/2019. Per the Salina diocese, there is one known credible allegation against Scarry, occurring in the 1980s. He left the order in 2016 and died 2/21/2023.

Named publicly as accused in the 10/22/19 CO Attorney General's Report. In 3/2007 the Archdiocese received a report that Scezney had sexually abused a 16-year-old girl in about 1985. The girl was a member of the parish youth group at Spirit of Christ in Arvada, where Scezney was assigned. Scezney allegedly took the girl to dinner, was increasingly affectionate toward her, then fondled her breasts under her shirt on multiple occasions. Scezney's faculties were removed by the Archdiocese in 1992.

Ordained for the Diocese of Rockville Centre. Accused in a lawsuit filed in 2003 of abusing a boy on many occasions over three years in the early 1960s, beginning when the boy was age 10. From 1958-1961 Schaefer was in charge  of a group of young boys who wanted to be priests at Philip Neri in Northport, NY. His accuser alleged that Schaefer also abused five other boys in the group and that he was transferred after parents complained. Schaefer's last assignment in the diocese ended 5/15/1962. He was assigned in 9/1962 to a parish in the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston WV. The Official Catholic Directory shows was absent on leave from Rockville Centre 1962-1969. Named publicly as accused on the Wheeling-Charleston diocese's list in late 2018, which notes allegations beginning in 1986 of abuse by Schaefer throughout his career. Faculties suspended 4/10/1986. Died 4/10/1998. Included in 3/2021 on the Rockville Centre diocese's list of accused. 

Abused at least 21 boys. Arrested in 1995. Convicted in 1996 of abuse of 5. Sentenced to 16 years in prison. Judge reconsidered after he had served about 4.5 months and reduced the sentence to time served and treatment in MO. Sent to live at St. John Vianney in St. Louis. At least one claim was included in a $1.3M settlement with the Archdiocese in 12/2006. Died 7/22/2009 in MO. Included on the Archdiocese's list 10/15/2018. It noted abuse was first reported in 1967 and that Schaeffer was sent for evaluation and treatment, then returned to ministry. Another report in 1982; again evaluated and treated, then returned to ministry in 1983. Permanently removed from parish ministry in 1986, assigned as a nursing home chaplain.

Report to the Archdiocese in 2010 that Schaefers sexually abused a boy in the early 1940s, when pastor of St. Benedict. Schaefers died 5/22/1942, at age 53.

Monsignor. Accused of abuse of a minor some time prior to 1990. Retired in 1989. Placed on leave in 2005 when allegation first became known. Per news in 4/06, Schaefle (at age 86 or 87) agreed to a supervised life of prayer and penance. Name is included on secret 1994 memo from Wm. Lynn to Msgr. James Molloy (released 2/27/12) regarding priests in secret archives who were accused of sexual misconduct with a minor with no conclusive evidence. Died 8/10/13.

Placed on leave in 4/2002 after allegations surfaced. The Diocese knew in 1994 that Schaeufele was bringing boys to his rectory. Several civil suits 2003-2004. In 2004 the Diocese agreed to pay $1.1M to 12 men abused by him as boys. Others refused to settle. Found not guilty in 5/2003 of some charges, but convicted in 6/2003 on other charges of abuse in the 1980s. Received two 30-year concurrent sentences. Also sentenced in Pasco County 7/2003. At least 22 accusers are known. Abused in parishes that were later part of the Venice diocese. Scheduled for release from prison in 2/2015, after serving only 12 years. Included on the St. Petersburg diocese's list of credibly accused.

Ordained for the Diocese of Covington. Retired in 1989. Opened a home for troubled teenage boys, Padre House, in southeastern KY. Died by suicide in 7/3/1993, a day after he was questioned about a decades-old abuse allegation. Included on the Covington diocese's list 7/31/2020 of those with substantiated allegation(s). On the Lexington diocese's list in 8/2020. It notes credible allegations that Schaffer abused brothers at Good Shepherd in Frankfort in the 1960s and 1970s.

Accused of abuse of a minor 1979-1980, per the 2004 Los Angeles Archdiocesan Report. Left the Order. Accused in a civil suit of sexually abusing a boy at St. Ferdinand Parish. Admitted during treatment that he had been in trouble due to his sexual behavior. Personnel file released by the Order in 7/2013. Died 4/7/2023 in Palm Springs CA.

Included on the Diocese's list 4/6/2018. The bulk of Schanz's career until retirement was at Gannon University and as an assistant at Holy Cross in Fairview. Member of the Tribunal and Examiner of Junior Clergy. Retired in 1996. At least 7 alleged victims. In 4/2002 a man reported to the Diocese that he was sexually assaulted by Schanz as a 7th or 8th grade altar boy at St. Andrew and The Villa. Schanz was removed from active ministry 4/17/2002. Allegation in 5/2002 of abuse in the early 1970s of a 12- or 13-year-old boy. Report in 1/2007 from a former Camp Notre Dame life guard of abuse of a boy at the camp in 1974. The man said he witnessed an incident and told administrators, who said they would take care of it and told him to keep it quiet. In 4/2002 the Diocese received a report of abuse in 1974 of a Holy Cross altar boy. Also accused of abuse in 1978 or 1979 of a boy age 16 or 17, and of abuse of a 15-year-old boy 1980-1983. Report in 2/2005 of abuse of a 6th grade St. Andrew's altar boy. Shanz died 4/16/2010.

From Germany. Working in the DC area since 2004 serving German communities and diplomats when suddenly removed in 4/2010 after allegations that he had molested numerous girls and young women in Germany in the 1980s-1990s. Was returned to Germany. Allegations had been known since the original complaint in 2004.

First named as accused in the 8/14/2018 PA Grand Jury Report. In 12/2002 the diocese received a complaint that Scharf had a foot fetish, and had massaged the feet of minor and adult males. He was admitted to St. Luke's Institute for treatment in 11/2003, there until 7/2004, then to a halfway house until leaving without completing his program in 2/2005. He attended St. Luke's continuing care workshops 2005-2010, where he admitted to massaging the feet of minors then masturbating to the image of their feet. Featured in the diocesan newspaper in 4/2010, celebrating his 25th anniversary as a priest. Per the diocese's list of credibly accused, Scharf was removed from ministry in 2016. Living in 11/2018 at St. John Vianney Manor.

Placed on leave in 3/2002 after allegations surfaced of sexual misconduct with a minor in 1976. It was later learned that a similar offense occurred in 1981. Scharf admitted the conduct and was placed in inpatient therapy. As of 2004 he was barred from ministry because of credible allegations. Dismissed from the clerical state per 4/2008 status report. Died in 1/2008.

Named publicly as accused by the Capuchin Province of Mid-America on its list 3/1/2019, which notes more than one credible allegation, of abuse occurring in the 1970s. Schartz left the order in 1980.

Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 3/29/2019. Abuse reported in 2012 by Scheer of a vulnerable adult/person with disabilities. Convicted of abuse. Laicization initiated in 2012.

Accused of the sexual abuse of a minor in 1948, per the Los Angeles Archdiocesan Report in 2004. Died in 1991. Added to the Buffalo diocese's list 11/5/2018. Worked at St. Bonaventure University 1928-1986, including as math department head and dean of science. Pastor of Sacred Heart in Knapp Creek 1961-1988. Per the Santa Barbara Province Franciscans' list 5/31/2019, the Order had no information on Scheier, and its Holy Name Province in NY "handled the 2004 allegation."

On 11/1/2021 the diocese announced that Schemm was being placed on leave pending an investigation into allegations that he had sexually abused a minor more than 25 years previously. Schemm was pastor at the time of his suspension of Church of the Resurrection in Bel Aire. He allegedly sexually abused a child, ages 12-15, 1992-1995, while assigned to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Wichita. No criminal charges due to the statute of limitations. The diocese's review board determined that there was "insufficient evidence." The bishop stated that Schemm would be returned to public ministry. In 10/2023 the diocesan newspaper noted that Schemm had been placed on "indefinite leave of absence for medical reasons, effective immediately." Died 12/14/2024.

Accused in a lawsuit filed in 8/2020 of sexually abusing a child, ages 12-17, during 1962-1968, while assigned to St. Mary's in Dunkirk. Also accused of abusing a 13-year-old in 1965. Schenck died 5/20/1975.

Professed vows as a Salesian brother in 1978. Left the order in 1982. Accused in a 12/16/2013 lawsuit of the repeated sexual abuse of a boy, age 15, at the Salesian minor seminary in Goshen NY. The alleged abuse included masturbating the boy's penis skin-on-skin. The complaint also alleged abuse of the boy by Fr. Joseph Maffei SDB and Fr. Sean Rooney SDB at the same seminary. Scheneman was listed on the website of Boston attorney Mitchell Garabedian on 10/31/2014 after a settlement during the year previous. The Salesians confirmed that a monetary settlement had been reached. Included in 3/2020 on the Salesians list of credibly accused.

Named publicly as accused by the Archdiocese on its list 1/25/2019, which notes multiple allegations of abuse, occurring 1975-1976. Schepers died 10/19/2002.

First named as accused in the 8/14/2018 PA Grand Jury Report. A woman told the diocese in 8/1991 that when she was a student at St. Anne's in Castle Shannon 1957-1961, she was sexually abused by Scherer. Scherer alluded to his "relationship" with the student in a 10/1965 letter. In 1966 he was in treatment at Our Lady of the Snow/Clergy House Retreat in Minnesota. He was on Sick Leave 6/1965-5/1968, then worked as a hospital chaplain in Ft. Lauderdale and then Miami FL until his retirement in 1992. He died 12/21/2007.

Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 5/23/19. Allegation received after his death of abuse of a child in 1980 or 1981. Died in 1999.

Retired in 1995. Removed from ministry in 5/2002 after he was accused in a lawsuit. Two more suits were filed by 1/2003. The chancellor 1966-1982 admitted he had been approached by a parent claiming Scherzer had acted inappropriately with his son, but made no record of the complaint. A fourth suit filed in 4/2003 alleged abuse 1963-1964. Indicted in 2005. Pleaded guilty in 11/2005 to abuse of four boys in the late 1950s-early 1960s. Sentenced to five years' house arrest. Claims included in a 6/2003 massive settlement with the archdiocese. Ordered to a life of prayer and penance. Died 8/13/2017.

Monsignor. Named publicly in 11/2021 by Attorney Jeff Anderson as accused in a lawsuit filed under the NJ Victims' Rights Bill.

Retired in 1990. Died 5/5/2002. Lawsuit filed in 2003 by two men accusing Schetter of sexual abuse when they were boys in the early 1960s. They also claimed the archdiocese knew and did nothing. One plaintiff had gone to the archdiocese in 1992 with his allegations. Archdiocesan officials offered the man counseling, which he declined. They also reviewed Schetter's personnel file and found that there had been complaints in the early 1960s of his "odd behavior" with children; officials' response in the early 1960s was to send the priest on a spiritual retreat. In 1992 Schetter was told to stay away from children.

Monsignor. Parish priest and chancery official in Buffalo. National director of Catholic Youth of America in Washington DC and dean of theology at Marymount College in Arlington VA. There are several gaps in Schieder's assignment history. Died 6/12/1996. Accused in a civil lawsuit filed in FL in late 2009 or early 2010 of abuse in the Miami archdiocese. Dismissed. Included on the 3/20/2018 Buffalo diocesan list as removed, retired, or having left ministry after allegations of the sexual abuse of a minor. At least five alleged victims. Accused in a lawsuit filed in 8/2019 of the sexual abuse of a boy at St. Andrew's in Tonawanda NY 1968-1970. Another in 9/2019 alleged abuse of a 12-year-old at St. Andrew's in around 1968.

Ordained in 1952, left the priesthood after four years. Married in 1958 and raised a family. Named publicly as accused by the Archdiocese of St. Louis on its list 7/26/2019, which notes that allegations against Schierhoff were substantiated and that he was removed from ministry and laicized. He died in 2008. Included on the Jefferson City diocese's list.

First named publicly as credibly accused by the diocese in 12/2019. Alleged abuse in 1968 was first reported to the diocese in 2004. Schilder retired and was barred from public ministry. Another allegation was reported in 9/2019, of abuse 1981-1983. The diocesan review board deemed this allegation credible and Schilder was placed on administrative leave. Included on the Youngstown diocese's list updated 3/5/2020. On the Lexington diocese's list in 8/2020, where he was chaplain 2001-2004 at the Ashland Federal Correction Institution.

Assigned in MO, NJ, IL, GA. Named publicly as accused in the GA PAC Report. In 9/1995, the Archdiocese received a report Schimmelmann behaved inappropriately toward a 13-year-old girl, by pressing her against a wall and tickling her, and pulling her to sit in his lap at the inside of his thigh. Accused in a 2004 lawsuit of sexually harrassing a female CNA at a nursing home the previous year, where he was chaplain; the woman said she was fired from her Catholic hospital job in retaliation for the allegation. She said Schimmelmann fondled her on numerous occasions. He died 1/12/2017.

Added in 4/21 to the Norbertine's list of those with substantiated claims against them of the sexual abuse of minors. Per the Order, it received allegations(s) against Schinkten in late 2020 or early 2021, of abuse in 1962. Long-time instructor of psychology at St. Norbert College. Taught high school in Philadelphia PA, and in Green Bay. He was also a counselor and horseback riding teacher at Camp Tivoli in Cecil in the summers of 1942-69. Died 12/14/76, age 61.

Arrested in 3/2000 after holding a series of explicit sexual conversations with someone he thought was a 13-year-old boy in an internet chat room. Schipper was immediately placed on leave from his position as academic dean at Menlo Park's St. Patrick's Seminary. Pleaded no contest in 8/2000. Sentenced to six months in jail and three years probation. Ordered to register as a sex offender. Retired in 2003. Died in 2/2021.

First named publicly as accused of child sexual abuse by the Diocese on its list 12/6/2018. Noted to have been removed from ministry. Schlachter was on sick leave in 1985, continuing in active ministry after his return until about 2002.

Named publicly as accused by the Diocese of Peoria on its list in 6/2024. Died 8/29/2001.

Identified in a 6/18/2013 Capuchin audit report as a deceased friar with confirmed reports of the sexual abuse of minors. He died 6/19/1992 in Saginaw, MI. Worked in Milwaukee, Detroit and Chicago. Included on the Saginaw diocese's list by 8/9/2019. Name included in 10/2022 on the Chicago archdiocese's list of credibly accused. Included in the 5/23/2023 IL Attorney General's Report.

Ordained for the Milwaukee archdiocese. A 7/27/2004 article in the Gallup Independent related that Schlaffer allegedly 'probed the vaginal area' of an 18-year-old Navajo girl hospitalized and in traction at the Gallup Indian Medical Center 30 years prior. On her first day of work after graduating from high school, the girl had been struck by a car as she walked on the shoulder of a reservation road. The girl ordered Schlaffer from her hospital room, expelled him again when he returned, and requested that the hospital add a note to her record stating that she wanted no visits from him. Subsequently the girl met another injured girl at the hospital, age 17, who said Schlaffer was a 'nasty priest' who had put his hand under her blouse and fondled her. He died on 8/22/1998.

Retired in 2007. Accused in a 10/2018 lawsuit of the sexual abuse of a girl 1973-1975, when she was about 5 to 7 years old. The girl and her family were parishioners of Sts. Peter and Paul in Springfield. Schlangen's accuser said she met with Bishop Lucas in 2007, and that no action was taken against Schlangen. He celebrated his 60th anniversary as a priest in 4/2017. Per news, he was deceased by 10/2018.

Accused of abuse in a 1993 civil suit; went on Leave of Absence. Laicized in 1994. Schleisman's name was included on a New Ulm diocese's list released by Attorney Jeff Anderson 8/04/2014. The names were from a deposition of Rev. Francis Garvey, a former top New Ulm Diocese official, taken in 1/2014.

Named publicly as accused by the Salina Diocese on its list 3/29/2019. Allegations of abuse occurring in the 1950s were reported in 1957, 1980 and 2003. The Diocese noted it did not respond to the 1980 allegation, but did so when the alleged victim again came forward in 2003. In 1957 Schleiter was dismissed by Salina after an investigation and moved to the Diocese of Wichita. Included on the Wichita Diocese's 9/20/2019 list of clerics with substantiated allegations. It notes "ministry ended" in 1969. Died in 1995.

Also known as Sr. Mary Cletus. Accused in a 1996 lawsuit of sexually abusing a first-grade boy two or three times per week during the 1978-1979 school year. Schlosser denied wrongdoing, and her order stated that this was the only known allegation against her. Settled in 10/2000. Schlosser died in 12/2020.

Named publicly as credibly accused by the Franciscans' Our Lady of Guadalupe Province as of 1/2024. Member of the Sacred Heart Province. (Placing Schludecker in the St. Louis archdiocese for now, where the Province is based.) Worked in IL, OH, WI, AK, MI, MO. Died in 2022.

Ordained for the Diocese of Steubenville. Moved to the Diocese of Tucson in 1961. Name spelled variously as "Schleuter" and "Schlueter, " consistently "Schlueter" after 1965 in the Catholic Directory. Incardinated into the Tucson diocese in 1978. Retired in 1990. Announcement in 6/2002 that Schlueter had been suspended from ministry in 1997 after the Diocese learned of an allegation of child sexual abuse dating to the 1960s. Included on the Tucson diocese's list of credibly accused. Died in 9/2009. Included in 12/2019 on the Phoenix diocese's list.

A man filed a lawsuit in 1992 alleging abuse by Schmaltz on a 1973 fishing trip to Slidell, LA and in a rectory. Per the suit, the boy told several people, including the parish pastor. Schmaltz was placed on paid leave. In 8/1995, a trial judge ruled that the plaintiff had waited too long to file suit. Schmaltz retired in 1996, saying allegations of sexual abuse had dogged his priesthood with other allegation at an earlier assignment. Allegations of abuse in the 1970s were also received. Schmaltz filed suit against the archbishop for slander in 2004. He died 2/5/2010. Included on the archdiocese's list 11/2/2018. On the Houma-Thibodaux diocese's list 1/11/2019. (It was established in 1977, formerly part of New Orleans archdiocese.)

Multiple allegations. Sued in 2004. Accused of the sexual abuse of three boys, in 1966-1967 and 1986. The first allegations were deemed not credible in 2003; an investigation in 2004 found the latest allegation to be credible. Schmeer's ministry was permanently restricted. In 2/2005 through at least 12/2019 Schmeer was living a supervised life of prayer and penance. Three men filed two new lawsuits against Schmeer 9/18/2012. A suit filed in 12/2019 claimed that Rev. Francis Trauger sexually abused a boy, age 11 in 1981; the boy's parents sent him to speak with Schmeer, who then also sexually abused him.

In 2002 a man alleged that Schmelzer abused him as a teenager 1983-1985. He said Schmelzer began touching him when he was 16 and then molested him at age 19 after giving him alcohol. The man complained first in 1993; Schmelzer was counseled and moved. Civil suit filed in 2003. Schmelzer was permanently removed after the Review Board found the claims credible. Included on the Diocese's list in 2005. Teaching certification revoked in 11/2006. Another allegation was reported in 2004, not revealed until 2007. In 11/2018 a man told news outlets that in 2005 he first reported to the diocese that, when he was age 13, Schmelzer fondled, drugged and raped him in the St. Wendelin rectory. He said he got no response. He told the diocese again in 2015. In 12/2017 the Review Board found his allegations "not substantiated."

Named publicly as accused by the Diocese on its list 2/13/2019. Left the diocese in 1978.

Named publicly as credibly accused by St. Norbert Abbey in WI, on its list 7/19/19. One allegation noted. Taught high school, particularly art, in PA, DE, WI. Died 2/4/64, age 50.

First named publicly as accused on the diocese's list 10/29/2018. Among assignments were parishes in Massillon, Ashtabula, Youngstown, Canton, Lisbon and Sebring. Died 2/10/2003.

In 1992 a woman claimed in a lawsuit abuse by Schmidt when was ages 13-17 during 1968-72. The abuse allegedly included his taking pornographic pictures of her, forcing her to drink from a dog bowl, having a dog urinate on her, and assaulting her with a broom stick. Neighbors of the church at the time notified the Green Bay archdiocese about a young girl spending too much time at the rectory. The woman herself tried to inform the archdiocese in 1982 and she wrote to Archbishop Weakland in 1983. The suit was dismissed due to the statute of limitations. Schmidt retired in 1991 without faculties. He died in 10/05. On the diocese's list 1/17/19. Noted to have multiple substantiated allegations against him of abuse occurring 1968-79.

From Germany. Came to the United States to join the order's novitiate in 1926. Professed vows in 1929. Teacher, including of music, in AK, WA, and MT. Named publicly as accused by the Helena diocese on its list 4/29/2015. Assigned at some point during 1940-1975 to St. Ignatius Mission. Died 1/13/1992.

Named publicly as credibly accused by the Diocese on its list in 4/2020. Died 8/7/1984. Allegation(s) reported after his death. Included on the Diocese's list.

"Fred." Parish priest, high school teacher and counselor. First named publicly as credibly accused by the Archdiocese on its list 10/12/2018. Noted to have three victims, allegedly abused 1973-1974. Died 12/30/1988. The alleged abuse was reported after Schmitt's death.

Multiple allegations of the abuse of boys. Placed on leave in 3/2002 after a man wrote in an email to the Archdiocese that Schmitt abused him in 1978 in Cedar Rapids. Schmitt admitted to the behavior when confronted by the Archbishop. A second report received in 4/2002 alleged abuse in 1974. At least one claim was included in a $2.6M settlement with the Archdiocese in 3/2007 and another in a $4.7M settlement concerning 9 priests in 3/2008. There was also at least one in an 8/2013 $5.2M out-of-court settlement involving 10 priests and 26 victims. Schmitt died 1/5/2016.

Monsignor. Named publicly as accused in the 10/22/2019 CO Attorney General's Report. In 2010 a woman told the Archdiocese that Schmitt sexually abused her when she was ages 8-9 during 1963-1964 and a student at All Saints in Denver, where Schmitt was assigned. The Archdiocese's Conduct Response Team deemed the allegation not credible. The A.G. report noted the Team's" flawed" process and asserted that it reached the wrong decision. In 1993 a man told the Archdiocese that Schmitt molested him in 1963 while assigned to All Saints, when the man was age 13. Schmitt denied the allegation. He died in 2003.

Retired in 2006 as pastor in Port Allegany, then temporary administrator briefly at parishes in Emporium, Tidioute and Emlenton. Removed from public ministry during an investigation in 9/2018  of an allegation that he abused a minor in the 1960s. Included on the diocese's list of credibly accused 4/5/2019. Forbidden to function as a priest. Per the list updated in 1/2023, Schmitt died in 1/2021. 

Worked in IN, NE and MN. In 1994 Schmitt admitted to sexually abusing a girl in 1969. Sent to St. Luke's Institute for evaluation. Early retirement in 1994; continued to work part-time in NE for several years. Died 7/20/1999. Name is included on the 3/8/2014 updated list of current, former and deceased Crosiers with one or more credible claims against them of the sexual abuse of minors. Name added 11/3/2017 to the St. Paul-Minneapolis archdiocese's list of "priests and religious brothers who have served or spent time in the archdiocese and have substantiated claims of sexual abuse of a minor against them." Included on the Duluth diocese's list 3/28/2024, where he was assigned 1964-1966.

Allegations first public in 2002. Sued in 2005 by a woman claiming abuse as a child in 1959. Schmitz died 10/15/1991. Parishioners had complained about his financial skills, his relationship with adult woman in 1982 and inappropriate behavior with girls. Sent to Paracletes for treatment. Archbishop did not accept him back as priest. Arrived in San Bernardino Diocese in 1/1983. Back in Iowa by 1985 without privileges; sued for a relationship with a  married woman. Settlements in 2006 and 2007. San Diego and Dubuque personnel filed released 10/25/2010. Included on the San Bernardino diocese's list 10/9/2018.

Took vows in 1943. Accused of sexually abusing a boy in the early 1960s, starting when the boy was age 9. Schmitz, aka Sister Mary Philip, is accused of repeatedly keeping the boy after class at a Dubuque parish school, laying on top of him, and tongue-kissing him. She also worked in the Sioux City IA diocese and the Chicago IL archdiocese. The Dubuque archdiocese found the allegation not sustained (choices were: unfounded, exonerated, not sustained, sustained) although their investigator found it credible. Schmitz died 2/17/2021, at age 98.

Placed on leave in 5/2002 and charged in 6/2002 with improperly touching a teenage youth several times 6/1998-5/1999. Pleaded guilty in 2002. Received a 32-month sentence. Also convicted in another county and sentenced in 1/2003 to 32 months probation. Served as vocations director for the Archdiocese 1994-7/2001. A civil suit against the Archdiocese was settled in 2003. Suit against Schmitz was ongoing. Schmitz agreed to seek laicization. Included on the KS sex offender registry 1/3/2010. On the Archdiocese's list 1/25/2019. Noted to have been laicized in 2005. In 7/2024 the Archdiocese announced that there were additional substantiated allegations against Schmitz of the sexual abuse of minors and adults, occurring in the late 1990s and 2000s.

Placed on leave without privileges 5/10 after allegations of improper contact with minors in the 1970s. Assigned to St. Philip Neri in Rochester at the time of the alleged abuse. Review board said investigation confirmed the complaint. Sentenced by the Vatican to a life of prayer and penance, per the diocese in 10/18.

Last known assignment was at St. Francis Seminary 1966-71. Name included on the Archdiocese's 7/04 list of priests fully restricted from ministry (or who would have been restricted if still living) because of credible allegations of abuse. Per the list 7/9/03, Schneider "left priestly ministry" (no date given). Per the Archdiocese's list 1/26/07, he had been laicized.

Police investigated allegations in 1992 that Schneider had sexually assaulted two young boys some time before 1985. Not charged. Placed on leave in 1993. Allegations included voyeurism and asking children to take their clothes off in front of him. Many transfers. On diocese's list 1/17/19. Multiple substantiated allegations against him of abuse occurring in the 1970s. Ordered by the Vatican to a life of prayer and penance.

Monsignor. Assigned to St. Peter the Apostle Parish in Joplin when removed in 2/2006 after allegations of sexual misconduct with a minor, which were made in 12/2005. Schneider died in 2016.

Placed on leave in 9/2021 due to a claim of sexual abuse in the Diocese's bankruptcy case and in an allegation in a lawsuit filed in 8/2021 under the NY Child Victims Act. Schober allegedly sexually abused a child, ages 8-13, during 1980-1985, while assigned to Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Elma. He denied the allegation. In 5/2022 the Diocese announced that its Review Board found that the allegation was unsubstantiated. Schober was reinstated. He died 6/26/2023.

Accused in a 1995 civil suit of sexually abusing a student at St. Henry's Preparatory Seminary. Per the lawsuit, Schoenhofen was among three Belleville priests, a deacon and two O.M.I. priests who abused the plaintiff. The lawsuit claimed a ring of homosexual priests lured young men and wined and dined them in exchange for sex. Schoenhofen was assigned to the Preparatory Seminary 1967-84. He was still an active priest in Alton, IL in 2008. He died 2/25/09.

Monsignor. Schoeppner became vice-chancellor of the archdiocese immediately after ordination, and later chancellor. Accused in a 1994 lawsuit of nonconsensual sexual acts and physical abuse of a girl in 1967, as part of 'cleaning ritual' using holy water. The girl and her sister lived at St. Anthony's Boys School, an orphanage run by the Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph of the Perpetual Adoration. Schoeppner retired in 1980 and died in 1991. His name is included on the Santa Fe archdiocese's list of credibly accused 9/12/2017.

Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its 2/22/2019 list. One allegation noted, of abuse of a girl 1948-1949. Schoeppner retired and died 1965.

Accused in a 2002 civil suit of sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl in the 1960s. Removed from ministry in 2003. The suit settled in 6/2005 in exchange for publishing statements from the plaintiff and Archbishop Buechlein in the archdiocesan newspaper. At least one other woman alleged abuse. Included on the archdiocese's 10/12/2018 list of credibly accused. Noted to have five victims, allegedly abused 1964-1967.

Placed on leave after he admitted in 2001 that he had sexual encounters with boys between 1984 and 1999. Also downloaded porn and trolled the internet for boys. Pleaded guilty in 2003 to one count of gross sexual imposition in exchange for the dismissal of additional charges of the rape and sexual battery of a 17-year-old boy. Sentenced to 5 years' probation. Civil suit filed in 2004. Included on the Archdiocese's list in 2006 of credibly accused. Remained as of 4/2007 on the archdiocese's payroll. Laicization announced 5/11/2007. On Sex Offender Register 1/21/2012. Died in 7/2014.

One claim against Scholl included as part of settlement with Fort Worth Diocese 3/09 by five men who alleged abuse by James Reilly. Same man abused by Reilly and Scholl was also abused by James Hanlon. Scholl died in 2002. Worked as chaplain at UT Arlington, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton parish and on Diocesan Tribunal. Also spent time in Denver and Santa Fe.

Removed in 7/2009 after an allegation that he sexually abused a male teen in 1985. The Archdiocese said the allegation did not involve parishes where Schook worked. There were four more complaints of abuse in the 1970s and 1980s. Permanent removal to life of prayer and penance in 2/2010 after the Review Board deemed the allegations credible. A former church worker sued in 1/2011 alleging termination when she turned him in. The suit was dismissed in 5/2011. Appealed in 6/2011. Criminally charged 6/30/2011 - two accusers. Convicted of three counts of sodomy 4/16/2014 in one case and one count of indecent or immoral practice in the second case. Formally sentenced 5/30/2014 to 15 years in prison; arrested. Terminally ill with skin cancer; was to be housed at the Kentucky State Reformatory in Oldham County which had nursing and hospice units. Appeal filed 5/12/2014 included a request that he be allowed to stay out of jail during appeal. Early parole granted 11/2017 due to medical status. Died 12/10/2018.

Per the Diocese of Tucson list accessed 8/5/2011, Schoolcraft was suspended from ministry. He was assigned to Our Mother of Sorrows Parish in Tucson 1981-1984. Found in 3/2024 to be a registered sex offender living in TX. Schoolcraft was apparently incarcerated for 5 years for molesting a girl, age 11, in AZ. "Disposition date" 1/11/1985.

In 2002, it was revealed that Schoppe was forced to resign (retire) in 1992 after the diocese confirmed that he sexually abused girl 30 years prior. Privileges removed in 6/02. Three more women came forward in 2002 alleging abuse by Schoppe as minors. Died in 2014. On archdiocese's list 1/31/19.

Accused in a 5/10/2013 complaint of touching and penetrating a girl at a Mission in St. Michael's AZ in Navajo Nation. Plaintiff on claimants' committee in Gallup bankruptcy; came forward as Prudence Jones. Accused in 2015 complaint of abusing a second girl by sexual touching, fondling, frottage, intercrural sex and penetration at St. Michael's. Settled in 11/2017. Worked in Navajo Nation over 20 years as bus driver, helper of poor and children's roller skate teacher. Trained as Maryknoll; no final vows; concerns about vocation. Treated by Servants of the Paraclete in Jemez Springs NM; admitted to Franciscans while in treatment there; solemn vows 8/16/1959. Worked at Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament in Fort Defiance AZ and Our Lady of Guadalupe in Kayenta AZ. Later lived at Curia Juan Diego/OFM Friary in Albuquerque, per 2005-2012 Directory. Worked at St. Felix Pantry in Rio Rancho NM. Dementia in last years; lived at South Valley Care Center in Albuquerque. Died 1/16/2012. On diocesan list as of 4/28/2017. Included on the St. John the Baptist Province Franciscans list.

Pastor of St. Joseph's in Milwaukee/Wauwatosa 1955-69. Name included on the Archdiocese's 7/04 list of priests fully restricted from ministry (or who would have been restricted if still living) because of credible allegations of abuse. Schouten died 1/14/79. He was accused of molesting three girls, who were sisters, in the 1950s while assigned to St. Joseph's. One of the women settled for $125K in 2004.

Name included on the Gallup diocese's 12/2014 list of credibly accused clerics. Assigned to numerous parishes in the diocese 1961-1991. On the Las Cruces diocese's list 6/24/2019 (name misspelled Schrieber), where he was assigned 2002-2003. On the Franciscans' St. John the Baptist Province list of those with substantiated allegations against them. Noted to have been removed from ministry. On the Cincinnati archdiocese's list in 2/2022.

"Herb." Named publicly as accused by the Galveston-Houston archdiocese on its list 6/18/2021. Assigned to St. Theresa in Sugar Land and St. Thomas High School in Houston. Died in 1992.

A man told the Archdiocese in 3/04 of sexual abuse in the early 1980s. Schreiter said that the person was an adult at the time and denied all claims. Matter referred to AG's office which said statute had expired. Archdiocese continued investigation. In 8/04 the Review Board deemed the allegation unsubstantiated and Schreiter was reinstated. Removed again 6/10/12 due to a different sexual abuse allegation, involving a minor. He was scheduled to retire in two weeks and did so. Quietly reinstated again in 1/13.

Accused of abuse and placed on leave 2003. Per a 12/2005 news article, Schrenger appealed to Rome the archdiocese's finding that he had two instances of misconduct with minors prior to 1985. One 2003 article says he admitted abuse. No criminal prosecution because of statute of limitations. Included on the archdiocese's list 12/6/2018. "Misconduct" noted to have occurred late 1960s-1982. Prohibited from ministry in the archdiocese.

Died 2/16/1988. Allegations of abuse by Schroeder 1947-1975 at Holy Family parish were made public 8/18/2007. Bishop Gettelfinger stated that he knew of allegations in 1996 but recently learned that the "scope is greater than we knew." By 8/31/2007 there were claims of abuse of at least 10 boys and girls. Schroeder began as a priest of the then-Diocese of Indianapolis. His first parish was in Lawrence IN, near Cincinnati, now in the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. Included on the Diocese of Evansville's list 2/22/2019.

Accused in 2002 of fondling two girls in the 1960s. Removed in 6/2002. Schroering's accusers were asked to meet with a psychologist who was to make a report to the Diocesan Review Board. In 9/2002 the Board considered one claim and recommended that Schroering be "immediately" reinstated. The other claim was not considered because the girl was 18 at the time of the alleged abuse. Retired in 6/2003 due to "illness." Died 6/1/2005. At one parish, admitted abuser Fr. Mark Kurzendoerfer was Schroering's assistant pastor.

Placed on leave in 2003 from part-time work in the Albany diocese after the Brooklyn diocese said he may have abused someone more than 50 years prior. Had been working in the Albany diocese for 25 years after moving there to care for his aging parents. Named Albany's Diocesan Scouting Chaplain in 1994. The alleged victim contacted the Brooklyn diocese in 2002; a preliminary investigation found the allegation credible. Schuck retired in about 2000 and died 4/22/2014. His name was included on the Brooklyn diocese's list in 2/2019. Included on Albany's list in 10/2022.

Pastor of St. Malachi 1994-2019. Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 6/21/2019. Noted to be on administrative leave pending further investigation by the Review Board of the allegation against him. Schuerger's accuser stated publicly in 5/2021 that Schuerger abused her at St. Raphael's in Bay Village in 1990 when she was age 8. She said he would take her to his office, where he touched her inappropriately, and that she thinks he also abused other children. She first came forward in 10/2018. In 1/2024 the Diocese announced that after investigations by the Diocesan Review Board and civil authorities, Schuerger was to be granted use of his priestly faculties and was awaiting a new assignment. On 10/16/2024 the Diocese announced that Schuerger was granted permission to reside at Holy Name Parish, effective 10/1/2024. His status remained "awaiting assignment."

Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 1/17/19. Noted to have a single substantiated allegation against him of abuse occurring in the 1970s. The diocese's updated list in 5/20 notes multiple substantiated allegations of abuse, occurring 1959-1960. Died in 2005.

Per the Abbey Abuse Disclosure Project, one alleged victim made a statement in 9/2002 that Schulte sexually molested him in 10/1988. Schulte was also accused of knowing about abuse by Dunstan Moorse and John Kelly. He was supposedly living a restricted lifestyle at St. John's but traveled frequently, including to Italy. Named in a lawsuit in 5/18/2010 by two brothers claiming abuse in 1984-1986. The suit settled in 3/2011 with other claims against the Abbey. A new suit was filed in Puerto Rico in 4/2011. Schulte's name was included on the Abbey's list 12/9/2013 and the St. Cloud Abbey's list 1/3/2014. On the Raleigh diocese's list in 10/2018, which notes a report in 1992 of abuse in 1985 in the Raleigh diocese.

Charged in 2006 with downloading child pornography from the internet. He had been removed from his position as hospital chaplain in 2005 and sent to St. Louis, MO for treatment. Pleaded guilty in 6/2006. Sentenced to 7 years, 3 months in prison in 10/2006 and ordered to register as a sex offender upon release. Remained a priest; faced possible laicization. On Springfield-Cape Girardeau diocese's list updated 4/1/2019. On the Vincentians list in 2020, which notes he died the same year. Name included in 10/2022 on the Chicago archdiocese's list. Included in the 5/23/2023 IL Attorney General's Report.

Removed without privileges from his assignment at St. Sylvester's in Warren on 10/29/2011 after allegations of sexual misconduct with a 16-year-old boy in 1991. Schulte was working at St. Vincent Ferrer Parish in Madison Heights at the time of the alleged abuse. The Archdiocese's review board found that the allegations had enough validity to warrant restrictions. No criminal charges to be filed due to the statute of limitations. Included on the Archdiocese's list 6/10/2019. Permanently removed from public ministry.

First named publicly as accused in the 8/14/2018 PA Grand Jury Report. Included on the Diocese's list of accused. Monsignor. Pastor of SS Peter & Paul in Beaver 1966-1997, Administrator there 1997-1999. Died in 1999. In 2009 a man told the diocese that he was sexually abused by Schultz in around 1978, when he was an altar boy at SS Peter and Paul and a student at the parish school. The man testified in 2017 before the Grand Jury that the abuse began  in about grade 4 and continued until the middle or end of grade 7. He said it included oral and anal copulation and Schultz ejaculating onto his face. In 2012 the man and his parents met with Bishop Zubik. He said Zubik offered college tuition for his children, money for counseling, and a little bit of money. He refused because a confidentiality agreement was required. Schultz was named in a 6/2020 lawsuit.

Named publicly as accused by the Erie diocese on its list 2/15/2023. Shown to be under investigation and living in Brentwood, TN.

Named publicly as accused by the Diocese when added to its list 4/10/2024. Noted to be prohibited from ministry, case in process. Worked at parishes in Exeter, Lancaster, Rochester, Gonic, and assisted at Mount Royal Academy North in Lancaster and Seton Academy in Rochester. Involved with Thomas More College in Merrimack NH, including accompanying students on to Washington D.C. in 1/2022 for a March for Life. Called in 1/2022 "a longtime friend of the College."

Permanently removed in 1/2003 due to a 1983 allegation that he plied a 13-year-old boy with alcohol, then sexually molested him during a campout. The boy was a resident of Campbell Lodge Boys Home (for troubled boys), run by Schumacher. The alleged victim reported the abuse to police in 1983 and Schumacher was removed. By 1986 Schumacher was back at Campbell Lodge and in 1996 he was given a parish assignment. Included on the Diocese of Covington's list 7/31/2020 of those with substantiated allegation(s). It notes a "Charter Suspension" 9/13/2002.

Named publicly by the diocese on its list sometime after 12/2018. Categorized under "removed from ministry due to allegation of abuse of a minor before 2002 or, determined to have substantial evidence of abuse of a minor before 2002. Schumacher died in 1980. Included in the 5/23/2023 IL Attorney General's Report.

Accused at 3:00 pm on 3/30/2018, Good Friday, outside the cathedral in Buffalo, of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy in 1968. The survivor stated he understands he was the 'first of many victims.' He met Schuster at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Niagara Falls, where Schuster helped out. In 1968 Schuster was assigned to Holy Name of Jesus in Buffalo and then as faculty at the Preparatory Seminary in Buffalo. After an event relating to the Vietnam War, Schuster pressed the boy to stay overnight at the priest's apartment, rather than bike home in the dark. The boy told his mother about the abuse the next day. The Diocese stated that Schuster was not on its 3/20/2019 list of 'diocesan priests who were removed from ministry, were retired, or left ministry after allegations of sexual abuse of a minor' because the list only included deceased priests with 2 or more allegations. Schuster was granted a leave of absence in 1991; it is not known whether he was ever laicized. He died on 7/23/2007. Accused along with Rev. Fred Ingalls in a lawsuit filed under the NY Child Victims Act in 9/2019 of sexually abusing a boy, ages 7-10, in 1976-1979, at St. Joseph's in Niagara Falls.

Named publicly as accused by the Chicago Archdiocese on its list in 10/2022. Died in 1953. The allegation was substantiated after Schuster's death. Included in the 5/23/2023 IL Attorney General's Report.

Pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary in Lake Charles from 1960 until his death in 1970. Accused in a lawsuit filed sometime between 2021 and 1/2026. Allegedly sexually abused an altar boy, beginning in 1966 when the boy was age 13.

First publicly accused by the Diocese on its list in 10/2018, which notes two credible allegations of the sexual abuse of minors, occurring in 1965 and 1974. Schutt was assigned to St. Monica in Mishawaka 1965-4/1968, St. John the Baptist in Fort Wayne 4/1968 then moving in 6/1968 to St. Patrick's in Fort Wayne. He joined the Army National Guard as chaplain in 6/1971 and was assigned 7/1/1971 to Sacred Heart in Fort Wayne. From 4/15 to 12/31/1974 Schutt worked in the Diocese of LaCross WI. He was laicized 5/9/1975.

After ordination Schutte spent a year in a St. Augustine FL parish, after which he returned to his native OH. He taught high school and worked in parishes as an assistant and then pastor in the Cincinnati archdiocese. He also was an assistant Air Force chaplain in FL.; the time-period for that is unclear. He retired in 1984. In late 2003 Schutte's privileges were removed after allegations arose that he sexually abused a minor several decades before. He died a little over a month later, in 1/2004, at age 89.

Schutty was a De La Salle Christian Brother for 31 years prior to his ordination to the priesthood in 1983 at age 51. As a Christian brother Schutty taught in numerous locations, including Kansas City, Minneapolis, Chicago, Santa Fe, New Orleans, St. Louis and St. Joseph MO. He was pastor of St. Cecilia's in Meta, MO when placed on leave 3/29/2006 due to an allegation of the sexual abuse of a minor, occurring over 20 years prior. The Diocese announced in 12/2006 that its review board found the allegations to be credible. Schutty was then removed from ministry. His name was included on the Diocese's list of accused 11/8/2018.

Included on the Covington diocese's list 7/31/2020 of those with substantiated allegation(s). Retired in 1990. Died 11/26/1996.